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Eric Clapton
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No One Would Believe a Summer Could Be So Cold
I've needed you from time to time but never as much as now I've grabbed some love from the whores in town but it don't satisfy somehow I still got the letter you sent last summer when I fell at Mechanicsville I guess you don't know when you'll see me again or if you ever will
it ain't easy, this living off the land it ain't easy, oh how I need your hand to hold - God, no one'd believe a summer could be so damn cold
you may've heard of the cost of the Gettysburg loss well I was there with Lee and since Vicksburg's gone, it won't take 'em long to capture Tennessee sometimes I wonder if we're doing right and if we're going to win this war I start to forget just why we're here and what we're fighting for
Find more lyrics at ※ Mojim.com it ain't easy, living off the land it ain't easy, oh how I need your hand to hold - God, no one'd believe a summer could be so damn cold
Sweet Polly, I've tried to get back to you to be by your side - but I can't leave now Grant's army's pushing through
they tell you stories of valour and glory but they ain't near the fact heroes look bad when all they had bin eaten by the worms and rats I hear dying men calling with gangrene crawling through their flesh and bones I've seen thousands pleading as they lie bleeding ain't it time to go back home it ain't easy, living off the land it ain't easy, oh how I need your hand to hold - God, no one'd believe a summer could be so damn cold
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